comment harvest and other seasonal fruit
- from bubble up: a link to some bubbling resources: check the "beat packs" for wacky soca loops, twisted reggae faves, and raver breaks
- from op-ed killaz (tho, yeah, my comment): jace exorcises with brooks: 10 minute abs and jabs at a knee-jerk jerk's knees
- from cheap via_gra!!: it's a spamthology: the internet burps its subconscious come-ons
- from cheap via_gra!!: some spamusement: to meme the unstoppable meme
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- dj c's got a new look: complete with a new mix and lots and lots of downloadable audio
- ben walker is in tunis with mulatu astatqe and dj spooky: even better, he's turning his radio show into a veritable podcast
- pace is back at the library: check the LOVE mix and the studio one goodness
- dr.auratheft makes mixes: careful, curatorial mixes that open into whole worlds of their own--download and
edifyeditain yourself
posted by wayne&wax @ 2:12 AM
3 Comments:
Added this in a comment to your first spam-poetry piece.. it disappear. Two books consciously working the spam/IM spectrum from randomness to pathos: Kasey Mohammad's Deer Head Nation and Drew Gardner's brand new Petroleum Hat. Tony Tost is probably the first-guy-on-the-moon as far as academic writing on the subject goes.
Just putting it out there.
much appreciated, jordan. this is rather willy-nilly research, simply inspired by a simply inspired email, so i'm glad for folks to add to the pile.
i was curious to hear what "actual" (i.e., self-identifying) poets might think of these spamposters. the sheer novelty of word combinations seems somehow valuable despite the inherent absence of craft. so much for the tranquil recollection of overflowed emotion...
and nice essay in the voice, btw. i must have missed that one when it first ran.
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